Word: instructed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Taylor was considered dispensable because of the individual nature of a golfer with his balsta spheroid. "He's not knowledgable enough to instruct us in the technical aspects of the game," Vik says. "When you get to this level you should be able to correct yourself anyway...
Rumsfeld's position was supported last week by 16 conservative Senators, Democrats as well as Republicans, who sent a letter to the President urging him to go slow on SALT. "We ask that you instruct the Secretary of State that negotiations should continue without regard to ill-advised demands for an immediate agreement. Hurried diplomacy creates vulnerability and distrust, not arms control and understanding...
...signing the consent order, Brigham's agreed to pay $500 for investigation costs and, Gold said on Tuesday, "to place a sign in the window, clearly visible from the street, saying that Bic's serves Brigham's ice cream." The store also agreed to instruct its employees to respond honestly to customer questions about the Brigham's connection. Any violation will render the company liable to a $5000 fine...
...DIFFERENCE between Special Section and Costa-Gavras's early masterpiece Z is the difference between being upset and being enraged. The earliest work is a classic in the genre of political filmaking. Its importance is explicit, topical; its purpose to instruct, inform, and hopefully, to change. In Z the ugly, brutal face of fascism is an easy target for the audience's hatred. Unfortunately, Costa-Gavras' latest film seems to have political intentions and somehow means to help us form a social opinion. Ultimately it does neither. Its topic of justice and collaboration in the Vichy regime is 35 years...
...Harvard Community Health Plan, a Harvard-sponsored health care program that serves 50,000 residents, was Ebert's baby. He has also worked with the government on legislation that would instruct private med schools on their curricula in exchange for the federal funding. Medical schools, says Ebert, must increasingly be regarded as "public schools...